Sentence examples for attending ahead of from inspiring English sources

Research: Research the companies attending ahead of time so that you can have productive conversations at the event.

Then, the day before the vote, Putin issued a long statement condemning the western media and saying that he would not attend ahead of the vote out of "respect" for Blatter.

Instead, you submit your interest to attend ahead of time, and then applications are entered into a lottery and chosen at random.

At the London pre-brief I attended ahead of Mobile World Congress one of the first things we were told was "the S6 has 40percentnt fewer features, and everything is 40percentnt faster with fewer steps to get stuff done.

While Ovechkin was talking to reporters at Madison Square Garden, the Rangers were at their practice rink here, attending meetings ahead of Monday's Game 2 and running through a brief optional skate in which about half the team participated.

Timberman, a Yankees fan, attended FanFest ahead of the 2008 All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium and noted that the crowd appeared a bit thinner this year.

Among the celebrities who did not travel were Chelsea supporter and chairman of the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) Sebastian Coe, who had to attend meetings ahead of the 2012 Summer Olympics, and Manchester United fan and Simply Red lead singer Mick Hucknall, who was due to perform at the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.

Guest List: If you're lucky, some events post the guest list of those attending their functions ahead of time.

She might get the short-term benefit of attending some meetings ahead of her male or lesser-attractive peers, and think her contribution is being valued, but it's not going to help her build a career.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon attended the rally, ahead of a meeting which will see world leaders discuss climate change.

Opposition leaders including Ghassan Hitto and George Sabra will attend the meetings ahead of a formal meeting of G8 ministers, Hague said.